Obviously, super diluted mixtures are safe, which homeopathy websites emphasize.
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And Nowotny is examining how the olfactory system processes mixtures.
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The treatments were mixtures of antibodies injected into people's bloodstreams.
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When I buy tea, I don't make my own mixtures.
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But mixtures are what most women are actually exposed to.
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With Stanley, I was studying kinetics of phase-separating polymer mixtures.
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It bans discharges of sewage and oily mixtures in polar waters.
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"It's a complicated sequence of mixtures and movements," Dr. Schiffels said.
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The space station mixtures were compared to samples mixed on Earth.
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So it depends on how diluted you are by ancestry mixtures.
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The requirement: Create mixtures with the highest possible concentration of effective ingredients.
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It bans sewage discharges in polar waters and ones of oily mixtures.
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To this end, the firm is creating proprietary mixtures with particular purposes.
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America has become a land of blended families and multi-ethnic mixtures.
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And I went on doing these mixtures until I reached this method.
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"People can have mixtures of seasons or all seasons," says Dr. Stukus.
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Mekiker said the final product from some mixtures was not "real raki".
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Heroin users are reported to be burning mixtures of Cogentin and Ritalin.
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Continue whipping until the mixtures is uniform and fluffy, scraping down as needed.
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I could see some of these drawings were mixtures of hope and pain.
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Mr. Rehberger, 51, is known for his abstract mixtures of art and architecture.
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For example, it's hard to interpret DNA mixtures from three or more people.
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"I think there will be these mixtures between crowd and computer systems," he says.
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"Different terpene mixtures will define what makes different cultivar strains of cannabis," Raber said.
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Illicit spirits, including counterfeits of brands and tainted mixtures, are a global health concern.
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Companies have created new mixtures of wool and synthetic felt to provide different prices.
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To serve, place some of the eggplant mixture and yogurt mixtures in a bowl.
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Often, plastics are mixtures of polymers — big, long-chained molecules — and small-molecule additives.
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This gives rise to convection cells that trap mixtures of similar densities within layers.
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Use different liquors and fix-ins to take a twist on the classic mixtures.
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The researchers found similar DNA mixtures in living people in Mexico and South America.
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Chen's case highlights another error that Hampikian and others are increasingly concerned about: DNA mixtures.
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Good mixtures of colour are pink and blue; red, yellow, and black; blue and red.
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To muddy the view further, all these platforms are messy mixtures of centralization and decentralization.
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We sell it in mixtures, but we have not sold glyphosate solo for many years.
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Once applied, Felgueiras's oil-based mixtures can take up to a week to dry entirely.
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Suzy played around with oil mixtures for a year, and finally found a revolutionary formula.
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The large rolling table (to the right) holds my paint mixtures and tools while I work.
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They spread the mixtures on agar gel—bacteria food—and the Listerine-treated bacteria didn't grow.
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As the mixtures dries out, a compound called cement hydrate (CSH) glues the whole lot together.
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POPULATION: 1.84 million West Virginia has taxed bottled soft drinks, syrups and dry mixtures for decades.
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BoJack Horseman is a whole show made of those multicolored emotional mixtures visualized in Inside Out.
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A variety of mixtures were made where the cement powder, additives, water and time allowance varied.
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Carlos Alsina Schwarzenegger wore various silhouettes featuring chic necklines, revealing backs, elegant detailing and mixtures of fabrics.
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But DNA analysis of complex mixtures—the kind that require probabilistic genotype matching—are particularly error-prone.
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Once outside the non-differentiation dilemma, mixtures of isolated works from different generations and intentions satisfyingly operate.
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This is the case in "Field #86," with its sophisticated mixtures of shell pink, ochre, and gray.
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If investors are still scared, Shagawat uses Riskalyze software to show more conservative stock and bond mixtures.
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He then dilutes the mixtures, mimicking the effect of melting ice that comes from stirring a cocktail.
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This is creating new mixtures of plants and animals that are interacting in new and unpredictable ways.
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While it's underutilized in cocktail recipes, it is capable of lending incredible subtlety to even the simplest mixtures.
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Or you could have a technology that gives you a more quantitative answer about the mixtures of chemicals.
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The staff at the Bowman Carson Group are all people processing various mixtures of trauma, guilt, and shame.
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For instance, similar mixtures of spices are used in Indian masala chai and Middle Eastern baklava, she said.
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To fight against disease, the Mosses take a page from biodynamics: mixtures of plants, horn manure, and silica.
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This is why most hand sanitizers contain emollients, which are mixtures that help soften and moisturize your skin.
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But they could and should easily go back and re-examine old DNA mixtures to correct tragic mistakes.
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Guests can also take part in a hands-on spice blending class and take home their favorite mixtures.
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Resin is a substance harvested from certain trees, particularly pine, and is a preservative component of embalming mixtures.
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Those delicate egg-based mixtures should not be heated higher than about 170 degrees Fahrenheit, lest the eggs curdle.
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And a lot of famous authors, musicians, and crazy mixtures of celebrities would somehow show up at our parties.
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Individual states' security standards could cause even more confusion if states envision different mixtures of products, personnel and auditing.
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The haunted mixtures of Jacqueline Saphra's "Songs and Stones" feel familiar as cadences of the everyday, yet more bearable.
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His team is now applying the technique to other rare earth mixtures, including those found in compact fluorescent bulbs.
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And because they are made up of mixtures of these astrocyte cells, glioblastomas don't typically respond well to chemotherapy.
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" But it still contended that this group was "the best available representation of exposures to mixtures of combustion products.
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Specific flavor preferences aside, salads really are all just bowls filled with varied mixtures of lettuce, toppings, and dressing.
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The synthetics are often mixed into batches of heroin, or sprinkled into mixtures of caffeine, antihistamines and other fillers.
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These mixtures are often used in celebratory occasions -- most often to ease the digestive impacts of overindulgence, Shelke said.
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Each of the nine variations retails for $139 and is made of mixtures of wool, alpaca, cashmere and cotton.
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"That's some cause for a cautious optimism that these mixtures of species will continue to shift," Dr. Hughes said.
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Teams of hazmat-suited workers are spraying low-concentration bleach-and-water mixtures from trucks, guns, drones, and robots.
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The result is that DNA mixtures have become more common, making up about 15 percent of all evidence samples.
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Stayia Farm now produces 16 different types of honey mixtures, probably most noted for one infused with gold flakes.
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In reality, if done right, these mixtures are so diluted that there's no trace of whatever substance was originally used.
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"Foods are complex mixtures of thousands of chemical compounds, most of which we still have yet to identify," she says.
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They're mixtures of varying compositions and concentrations, and they're difficult to categorize as similar to or different from one another.
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They're like slime videos, but for people who feel squicked out by fingers rooting around in sticky mixtures of glue.
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He added that the prospective beverages would be zero-calorie and have up to 80 potential mixtures of different cannabinoids.
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He said that there were multiple compounds showing up in the vaping mixtures, including Vitamin E acetate and other additives.
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The software is the same tool that the Georgia Bureau of Investigation began using two years ago for DNA mixtures.
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But it is not too late to define a standard for devices and mixtures and apply it across the board.
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After running computer simulations of various water and ethanol mixtures, the researchers found that ethanol content greatly affected how guaiacol behaved.
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What wasn't anticipated in his findings was a whole Pandora's box of additional archaic humans and mixtures amongst those archaic humans.
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Chefs hurry about, all in black and comfy walking shoes, with jugs of various mixtures or huge trays for the ovens.
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Many people who truly want to live (like me, even during my active addiction) sometimes take insanely high doses and mixtures.
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Sadly, I felt no difference between this bougie CBDrink and my homemade mixtures beyond the dent it put in my wallet.
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But people have a habit of moving around, and brightly coloured maps are not good at showing complicated mixtures of languages.
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However, she discourages mixtures of several ingredients because then it's hard to know what, if anything, might be helping or causing harm.
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The other combatant nations responded to their maximum extent, with rapidly developed mixtures of retaliation-in-kind and protective technologies and procedures.
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Once a lineage started down the evolutionary path to creating venom, natural selection honed the toxin mixtures, creating potent and effective toxins.
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To assess how labs are doing with these mixtures, the institute's researchers have conducted several national studies over the past two decades.
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What's more, this research doesn't tell us much about mixtures or combinations of scents, which can radically alter how we perceive single molecules.
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Since then technology had leapt forward with slick new dive computers, fancy regulators, Nitrox air mixtures, powerful LED flashlights and tiny video cameras.
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It set off lahars—fast-flowing mixtures of rock, debris, ash and water—and red-hot pyroclastic flows, which buried several nearby villages.
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Scientists analyzing commercial vape juices have detected new chemicals in the mixtures that aren't listed on the ingredients label (when there is one).
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Bioquark is currently developing protein mixtures with the potential to change tumors back into normal tissue, as opposed to killing them with chemotherapy.
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Metalliferous Streams is a short montage of videos Bellefeuille took while messing around with ferrofluid and different mixtures of Pelikan and Waterman ink.
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Exposing cells to mixtures containing a variety of flavors appeared to cause a worse reaction than using a single flavor, the study found.
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While it sells some mixtures with glyphosate in the United States, Patrick said it sells no glyphosate by itself in the United States.
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The structure requires more nuance: layers with mixtures of the polymers and bonds between them so they would interact and respond to damage.
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For example, certain IV mixtures can interfere with medications, and the IV itself could cause injury or infection if it's not administered properly.
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Some are tiny, oddly shaped rocks, some are larger mixtures of ice and rock, and some even have entire oceans below their surface.
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But it has been a runaway success with respect to the question of how humans got to where we are today from migration mixtures.
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He says that NIST is not planning to review particular companies, but rather is a "look at the foundational review of mixtures," more generally.
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A similar pattern has been widely seen in other cities, with Mexican American, Puerto Rican, and black users more often injecting mixtures of drugs.
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The process takes dozens of materials, from sculpting clays and silicone mixtures, to epoxy, spray plastic, paints, and even Vaseline and K-Y Jelly.
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The testing gives insight into what happens underground when rock is fractured with high pressure mixtures of sand and water to release trapped oil.
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Both mixtures called for similar proportions of pumpkin puree, eggs, sugar, and spices (including cinnamon, nutmeg, and ginger), yet had a few notable differences.
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She is classifying corals' reactions to myriad types of bacteria, so that "probiotic" bacterial mixtures which increase larvae settlement and survival can be prepared.
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Such patents offer less protection from rivals that design a drug based on the same natural compound but using different mixtures and treatment methods.
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By 2012, the practice had mushroomed, with some pharmacies selling thousands of doses of regularly used mixtures for physicians to keep for future use.
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In Sakai's yard, students stood over their pots, chatting about their favorite Japanese curry houses in Los Angeles, stirring mixtures of butter and flour.
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Dr. Davies, 29, is a postdoctoral researcher in the chemistry and chemical biology department at Harvard, where he is separating mixtures of microbial cells.
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In Rhode Island, for instance, less than a third of overdoses involve mixtures, according to Traci Green, associate professor of emergency medicine at Boston University.
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Even when her siblings were maimed, their skin charred by blowtorches or brains injured in car crashes, they were treated with their mother's homeopathic mixtures.
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We are all mixtures of influences and identities, and we don't have to define ourselves as monoliths in order to engage in storytelling or commentary.
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"I find the mixtures especially compelling when a very masculine person, like my father, is mixed with someone very feminine like my sister," Orellana says.
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According to Lee, one of the trends which will be supported by 5G is a move towards smart commuting, including better mixtures of travel options.
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A Binghamton University student said he was "hosed, waterboarded, force-fed disgusting mixtures of food" as part of his welcome to Greek life in 2012.
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The first ones were whimsical, lads-around-the-microphone mixtures of thank yous, pun-laden banter and bits of songs in loose four-part harmony.
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Mixtures that work at the beginning of a staggered start might be a disaster an hour later if the humidity rises or the temperature drops.
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Another payload from NASA, called OSCAR, is designed to create gaseous mixtures out of common waste, either to create propulsion or fuel life support systems.
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Regulatory bodies don't evaluate any of the health claims made by supplements — they do only "risk reduction" by checking for illegal ingredients or dangerous mixtures.
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The included tamper pressures thick and frozen mixtures toward the blades, so you won't have to worry about having to stop and scrape every two minutes.
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She was forced to drink herbal mixtures and was made to undress so the man himself could rub supposedly healing lotions onto her half-naked body.
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They're sold as smokable herbs that are sprayed with chemicals meant to legally mimic the high of traditional marijuana, or as mixtures that can be vaped.
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Many are more than just mixtures of dirt and water packaged up in a pretty container — many feature added ingredients like charcoal, zinc, copper, and botanicals.
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When drugs are seized by authorities in her state, she said, they tend to be baggies of cocaine or fentanyl, but not mixtures of the two.
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By 2012, the practice had mushroomed, with some pharmacies selling thousands of doses of regularly used mixtures without prescriptions for physicians to keep for future use.
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To his credit, Tomlinson created this setup primarily to capture still photographs of the resulting mixtures, and when frozen in time, the results are hauntingly beautiful.
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In the past, doctors would first respond by giving patients saline solutions (mixtures of sodium chloride in water) in addition to or followed by blood products.
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It's also creating the Botanical Safety Consortium, a partnership between the public and private sectors, to evaluate the safety of botanical ingredients and mixtures in supplements.
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Others drink herbs, insert dubious non-abortive pills in the vagina, or pump toxic mixtures, which can cause ulcers, hemorrhage and ultimately severe infections, and death.
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After trying each of the four beverages alone, Naong was able to predict which mixtures he would prefer before he had tried them, the researchers discovered.
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In many cases, plant-based remedies work best as complex mixtures of many distinct molecules, as opposed to a highly refined one- or two-molecule extract.
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Mr. Quint, who constantly tests new brands and mixtures, says that sprinkles are not merely decoration; he loves their "waxy crunch" and trace of vanilla flavor.
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Incredible mixtures of psychiatric drugs to deal with the fact that I had, and still in some ways, have and always will have some mental illness.
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Each group then tested solutions with different fructose concentrations, and the kids preferred sweeter mixtures at a level unlikely to have been caused by chance alone.
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After several years of high-sensitivity testing of small amounts of DNA, the lab developed a second method: a piece of software to interpret complex mixtures.
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The code imposed prohibitions on the carriage of oil or oily mixtures from any ship into the sea and prevented pollution from garbage and noxious liquid substances.
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To make their non-plastic wrap, the researchers suspend both cellulose and chitin microfibers, respectively, in water, then spray the mixtures onto a surface in alternating layers.
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Beneath the paper works, gargoyles perch atop plastic containers of homemade plant food created from mixtures with such ingredients as volcanic ash, probiotics, seaweed, and ginkgo biloba.
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We now know that nearly every group living today is the product of repeated population mixtures that have occurred over thousands and tens of thousands of years.
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"It can be confusing for many consumers, and if they create mixtures that are not effective, it can lead to a false sense of security," she says.
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The lab would retire the FST in favor of STRmix, a commercially available and F.B.I.-endorsed software program for DNA mixtures that dozens of public labs use.
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But when the scientists looked at DNA from people in California and further south, they were surprised to discover mixtures of ANC-A and ANC-B ancestry.
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According to the World Health Organization (WHO), industry, cars, trucks and households, "emit complex mixtures of air pollutants," a great deal of which are harmful to humans.
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These mixtures produced just 30 antihydrogen atoms, which they collected in a long cylinder, roughly the diameter of a paper towel tube, that is held in vacuum.
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Yet to many voters, all this highlights is the absurdity of monolithic declarations of identity that fail to address more complicated mixtures of class and race privilege.
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I have mixtures... Bob Marley songs, The Beatles songs, Kurt Cobain songs… I can't claim to have know every rock song, but I did get into Nirvana.
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The Environmental Working Group found that nearly two-thirds of the chemical sunscreens in its 2018 report contain oxybenzone, often with varying mixtures of the other common chemicals.
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The next part of the system takes the recipe's style mixture and visualizes it as a Newton diagram (below), which displays mixtures within data as two-dimensional coordinates.
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Many of the most popular formulas, like Moon Juice's, are sold in mixtures and combinations, and there's no guarantee what is in the formula and in what quantity.
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Once that was completed, I poured both pumpkin mixtures into their respective pie pan homes before popping them into the preheated oven and awaiting the final tasting showdown.
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When she is "this," Adora is happy, doting, and at her beck and call, but when she rejects the mysterious mixtures being forced down her throat, Adora snaps.
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I guess imagine if something as easily read and appealing as Archie was written for an adult mindset and could make you feel a complex mixtures of feelings.
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"We're not dumbing down the dishes or the spice levels," said Chat, adding that they are grinding their spice mixtures: 55 Bond Street (Bowery), 212-677-2223, fishcheeksnyc.com.
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New types of DNA analysis have been introduced in recent years to interpret trace amounts or complex mixtures, spawning an industry of testing tools, chemical kits and software.
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Updating Symbolism's delicate mixtures of dream and reality with Post-Impressionist muscle, she spent the interwar years charting her own course through modernism, connecting past, present and future.
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To further complicate matters, throughout the crisis, a majority of overdose deaths are not just down to opioids—they involve mixtures of opioids, alcohol, and/or other drugs.
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Keith Berns, a fourth-generation family farmer in central Nebraska, started making cover-crop seed mixtures in 226, and the business "just kind of took off," Mr. Berns said.
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I'm not feeling much better today, so I also bring in my bottle of apple cider vinegar to work and have a few mixtures of it over the day.
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Although 31 states have the death penalty, only eight have held executions since Pfizer's decision, which cut off the last major U.S. source for drugs in the lethal mixtures.
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For starters, there are lots of boutique "IV clinics" — like the Hangover Club or Revive Me — that offer IV mixtures that aren't regulated by the Food and Drug Administration.
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Yxng Bane's debut EP Full Moon blends Afrobeats, rap, trap and R&B together like one of those cocktail mixtures you can buy in a bag, only not gross.
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As the milky, pastel mixtures pour into a glass loaded with ice and finished with candies, feel your worries lift off, even if just for a single Instagram minute.
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"The health repercussions of living close to heavy traffic vary considerably among exposed populations, given that traffic includes exposures to complex mixtures of environmental insults," she said in a statement.
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The foam is typically used in facilities where there are highly flammable liquids, as it helps to smother mixtures like fuels so that oxygen can't reach and feed a fire.
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Waste Management has tried pumping different mixtures through landfills to achieve the desired effect, and found that injections of out-of-date beer and soft drinks work better than water.
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In sprightlier days Mr Feng used to mine his own materials; he spent five years testing mixtures to produce an 18-clay porcelain so lustrous that it needed no glaze.
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"Our work suggests minimal ingredients to obtain nearly uniform coatings of particles," said Stone—that is, you want to use as few ingredients as possible in your mixtures for coatings.
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Pyroclastic flows are searing-hot mixtures of volcanic material and gas that travel explosively down the slopes of volcanoes, sometimes traversing tens of miles at hundreds of miles per hour.
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These mixtures can be incorporated into milk or an ice cream mix, and they offer manufacturers a convenient, efficient and microbiologically safe way to produce large scale quantities of eggnog.
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Since graduating from the School of Visual Arts, she's exhibited her tongue-in-cheek brand of found-art mixtures all around New York, in Philadelphia, Wyoming, Mexico, Colombia, and more.
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Those 19703th-century newfangled mixtures of music, drama, dance and scenery were works of emotional intensity that chronicled the loves and adventures of gods, other mythological figures and Roman emperors.
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Mixtures like those sold in health-food stores "are completely nonsense," said the author, Dr. Pinaki Panigrahi, a pediatrician at the University of Nebraska Medical Center's Child Health Research Institute.
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"If you want protein supplements, you want to look for those things that are protein supplements, from soy or whey or casein or whatever mixtures it might be," Walker advised.
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More of the deaths are among older heroin users, often longtime black or Latino users in cities, who favor "speedballs," mixtures of cocaine and heroin, reports the Chicago Urban League.
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Others tried mixtures of ritual and desperation, which Spinney describes with a novelist's eye: In Odessa, Russia, the community held a "black wedding" between beggars to defend against the disease.
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Aside from revolutionizing the salad industry, the research could help extend the expiration date of expensive pharmaceuticals that often contain unstable emulsion mixtures resulting in a unreasonably short shelf life.[MIT]
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By the time of the meningitis outbreak, the practice had mushroomed, with some pharmacies selling thousands of doses of regularly used mixtures without prescriptions for physicians to keep for future use.
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"Different manufacturing processes will result in different mixtures of those [methamphetamine] compounds and some of the over-the-counter compounds have more or less of one of those," Banta-Green said.
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Dr. Rodchenkov — who has acknowledged making mixtures of steroids that sports officials provided to top athletes, and has also said he destroyed hundreds of tainted urine samples — has denied accepting bribes.
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A word on wipes: Diluted bleach mixtures and alcohol solutions that have at least 70 percent in them are said to be effective against the quick-spreading virus, the CDC notes.
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With tens of thousands of DNA mixtures analyzed each year, there are many innocent people who hope the crime labs and courts take the national institute's study seriously, and act quickly.
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They are particularly concerned about the huge amount of illicit THC products in circulation, which contain unknown mixtures of solvents, diluting agents and flavorings that may be toxic to the lungs.
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The practice of hydraulic fracturing — blasting through hard shale rock with high pressure mixtures of water, sand and chemicals — has proved to be highly controversial in many countries, especially in Europe.
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No contemporary writer known to me has written as searchingly and complicatedly about God and the ghost of God, and with such rich mixtures of feeling, such brazen anguish and play.
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"While the overdose of THC/marijuana has not been documented, there have been cases of severe and even deadly responses to the ingestion of such synthetic mixtures," the study researchers wrote.
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Molecular clouds are wreathing, smoky mixtures of gas and dust spread throughout our galaxy, and the collapse isolates one part of the cloud and shrinks it down to a relatively tiny size.
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The front features Naturopathica's own product line — also stocked in 350 spas across the country — and the Remedy Bar, an herbal dispensary of loose-leaf teas, tinctures, botanicals, oils and customized mixtures.
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They found only low-quality evidence that cannabis may help nerve pain, and this wasn't for smoking pot, it was for what's known as nabiximols, or oral mixtures sprayed into the mouth.
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I was prescribed numerous psychiatric drugs, incredible mixtures of psychiatric drugs to deal with the fact that I had — and still in some ways have and always will have — some mental illness.
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Complex organic molecules—mixtures of mostly carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen that form the basis of our biology—have been hinted at on comets before, most notably during fast flybys of Halley's comet.
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"Skittles," a 2014 installation on the Highline and perhaps his best-known work, is a glowing deli case filled with juices of Kline's own devising, mixtures that represent various New York lifestyles.
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What's new: This "tongue" method allows scientists to test the overall mixture instead of trying to discern its identity by separating its parts by weight, which is usually how mixtures are identified.
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The lab is also studying fermentation residues from winemaking that may have gone into ancient ink mixtures and crusts found inside ancient inkwells at the University of Michigan's Kelsey Museum of Archaeology.
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Of course, humans are pollinators, too, and young visitors can get involved by making seed balls: mixtures of clay, soil and wildflower seeds that can be tossed into barren yards and lots.
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Federal law forbids mixtures of alcohol and THC, marijuana's psychoactive component; brewers are trying to get around that by putting THC into nonalcoholic drinks, and infusing alcoholic beers with other cannabis byproducts.
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Recently, he sent the DNA evidence to be analyzed by probablistic genotyping software -- a relatively new tool that interprets DNA mixtures with computer science and advanced math, the Georgia Innocence Project says.
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That's because 12 tons of clay, silt and sand mixtures were shipped by boat from the United States to make the batter's box, pitcher's mound, base pits and bullpens feel like home.
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Since then, she tells Axios, they have shipped about half a million jars of mixtures like banana with kale and black beans; kiwi combined with coconut milk, quinoa and banana; and standard spinach.
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This tradition continues to this day, with indigenous extraterrestrial tribes in Avatar and Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets being little more than haphazard mixtures of Native American and African iconography.
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The fraternity Acacia was kicked off LSU's campus for three years after forcing pledges to crawl through cayenne pepper on a wet floor as well as drink mixtures of leftover food and spices.
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Because some of the mixtures can get messy—especially when ingredients like honey and avocado are involved—it helps to have a towel handy when you apply them to wipe up any drips.
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But he now, as happened with fentanyl, there are bags of heroin on sale on the streets in the U.S. with mixtures containing isotonitazene, with users having no idea what they are buying.
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"In contrast to the typical mixtures previously made (in Russia), Islamic State use sugar and the explosive has this earthy color," he said, adding that it was likely "other people" were behind Jalilov's actions.
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Also, understanding how these kinds of liquid mixtures behave—especially how they evaporate—is of great interest to folks in industry, medicine, or technology, not to mention anyone keen on the chemistry of cocktails.
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Daylight photos look great, and I was impressed by what the phone could do in darker settings, even with the mixtures of bright lights, as one often finds on the streets of New York.
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The baker's percentages didn't have such wild variations, staying in a range of 100 (thick batters with an equal amount of liquid and flour) to 225 (runny mixtures with significantly more liquid than flour).
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Some subjects show off the precious nuggets or flakes they have; the captured gold is at times retouched by hand with metal mixtures so the treasures glimmer against an otherwise black-and-white image.
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Some attempt to self-induce a termination by inserting the leaves and stems of plants into the vagina or drinking toxic herbal mixtures, laundry detergent, and even ground glass bottles in a sugar solution.
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You'd be classified as one of, say, 12 types, with each type being given different probiotics, different dosages and different mixtures combined with a different diet to enforce a certain resident bacteria community composition.
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These mixtures can be lethal given the unpredictability and variability in their contents The possibility of drug abuse, overdose, and diversion is the backdrop to every conversation I have with a patient about opioids.
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Forensic DNA has other flaws: Complex mixtures of many DNA profiles can be wrongly interpreted, certainty statistics are often wildly miscalculated, and DNA analysis robots have sometimes been stretched past the limits of their sensitivity.
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The colored mixtures are then poured into the chubby new silicone bullets — which now allow for effortless single-swipe subway application — and the excess spillage is satisfyingly scraped off the molds with a metal spatula.
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HelloCig has since scrubbed all traces of the spiked mixtures from its website, but the so-called "healthy" product line is still up online, save for the flavors the FDA called out in its warning.
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Beneath the Arctic sea floor, vast amounts of methane are trapped as ice-like, solid mixtures of gas and water called hydrates, which are stored in the sediment and constantly fed by gas from below.
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Many of the tools developed to unlock vast shale reserves are working in these different geological settings - including longer wells, steerable drilling technology, complex mixtures of sand and chemicals and the hydraulic fracturing of bedrock.
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It could be the case, as Harvard's Dr. David Christiani pointed out in a NEJM editorial, that some vapes are contaminated, or that there's a dangerous chemical cocktail being created by novel vape juice mixtures.
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In other work, Dr. Granvogl's colleagues have found that with around 226 molecules, they can make mixtures that capture the flavors of about 227 different types of food, from meats, fish and cheeses to chocolate.
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The Vitamix E310 Explorian's Pulse feature provides a burst of power to knead bread or pizza dough, and the included tamper pressures thick mixtures toward the blades so you won't have to pause for scraping.
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The Vitamix E310 Explorian's Pulse feature provides a burst of power to knead bread or pizza dough, and the included tamper pressures thick mixtures toward the blades so you won't have to pause for scraping.
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From a physics perspective, "ketchup is one of the more complicated mixtures out there," the video says, adding that it cannot seem to make up its mind whether it is a solid or a liquid.
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This fact that all of the fish had a few key changes in common is striking since the waters these fish swim in are not polluted with only a few chemicals, but complex mixtures of toxins.
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While eclecticism is now the compositional norm (much more so than when he was first experimenting with bold stylistic mixtures in the 1960s and '70s), Mr. Andriessen was there first, and he still does it best.
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It was a blend of organic milk, cream, sugar and egg yolks to make ice cream at home, something like the mixtures that many ice cream shops use, but not something home cooks can usually buy.
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The first explanation offered was that the vaping mixtures were off, containing too much propylene glycol or glycerol oils that vaping flavors or ingredients are suspended in, or else burning it at too high a temperature.
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In the sixth century, the famous Greek physician Galen wrote, "On the Mixtures of and Power of Simple Drugs," but because parchment isn't cheap, someone scraped it off and wrote religious hymns over it 500 years later.
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Between games of Skee Ball and rides in the mechanical car, we ate greasy pizza and glugged down mixtures of Mr. Pibb and Mountain Dew at basically every birthday party that couldn't book the local roller rink.
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Misrepresentation of this risk long has been based on international data that reflect mouth- and throat-cancer mortality in India and elsewhere, stemming from complex product mixtures available there that may or may not even contain tobacco.
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Environmentalists warn that fracking techniques, which involve injecting chemcial mixtures into rock at high pressures to release oil and gas reserves, can damage drinking water supplies and contribute to global warming by allowing more fossil fuel extraction.
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Still, a great deal remains unknown about how fentanyls are re-shaping the illicit opioid market and what proportion of overdose mixtures that contain these drugs would have been deadly even if the fentanyl was taken by itself.
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In this portrait of the artist as a young man, Edugyan demands that the reader take the mixtures in Washington seriously, as the young narrator plays, like Joyce's Stephen Dedalus, with the possibilities of silence, exile and cunning.
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When Gizmodo reached out to the FBI, the agency said that while it does rely on DNA mixtures as evidence, it only does so if a crime lab can pick out one primary person who contributed to a sample.
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"This transition demonstrates that shear thickening is driven primarily by frictional contacts, with hydrodynamic forces playing a supporting role at lower concentrations of particles, when mixtures are less dense," lead author John Royer of NIST said in a statement.
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In terms of the absolute number of deaths, opioids are more deadly, but it's important to note that more than 19803 percent of opioid-overdose deaths are actually better described as fatal mixtures of the two classes of drugs.
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The accusations come after BuzzFeed reportedly reviewed videos and documents revealing Robbins's actions, claiming the life coach forced audience members to drink the unknown mixtures after placing "L" stickers on their foreheads and playing the song "Loser" by Beck.
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Reports of blenders, which have operated normally for years, suddenly turning cool ingredients into scalding hot mixtures after less than 20 seconds of normal operation are perplexing and contrary to the hundreds of millions of uses by satisfied NutriBullet customers worldwide.
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As an article in The Atlantic pointed out, just a few hundred years after da Vinci's death, Venetian women would turn to outdoor salons of sorts when lightening hair, sunning themselves on terraces while hair soaked in corrosive lye mixtures.
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According to the authors of this new paper to be presented at the ACM SIGGRAPH conference this summer, this new technique is actually for realistically modeling CGI sand and water mixtures (but c'mon we know what this is really about).
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The next day, the mixtures are spread on silicone baking sheets and cast into films, and from here can often sit for at least another week, as the molecular configuration of proteins tends to be unstable, requiring time to settle.
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Rare earth metals and their compounds, as well as mixtures of rare earth oxides or chlorides, were all included on a provisional list of tariffs on Chinese goods unveiled by the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) in July.
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Similarly, different rocks, because of the details of their formation, contain different mixtures of strontium isotopes, and these are reflected in the soil which forms from those rocks, and thus in the plants (including crops) which emerge from that soil.
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Mark Thompson, the chief executive of The Times, said the problem with the app, from his perspective, was how it "jumbled different news sources into these superficially attractive mixtures," making it difficult for users to know which publication they're consuming.
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You have to assume that Ma spent countless hours staring at the floating blobs inside a lava lamp as a kid before developing her abstract painting technique, which involves pouring layer after layer of acrylic paint mixtures on top of each other.
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Because this device gets lower into the fur, it could be used to apply medications or cleaning mixtures directly to cat skin, potentially allowing people with allergies to coexist with cats — a better alternative than allergy shots, pills, or daily cat baths.
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The penetration of fentanyl into more heroin markets may explain recent increases in overdose deaths among older, urban black Americans; those who used heroin before the recent changes to the drug supply might be unprepared for the strength of the new mixtures.
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"The penetration of fentanyl into more heroin markets may explain recent increases in overdose deaths among older, urban black Americans; those who used heroin before the recent changes to the drug supply might be unprepared for the strength of the new mixtures."
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The penetration of fentanyl into more heroin markets may explain recent increases in overdose deaths among older, urban black Americans; those who used heroin before the recent changes to the drug supply might be unprepared for the strength of the new mixtures.
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Meanwhile, polls indicate there is growing public opposition to the process of injecting high-pressure mixtures of water, sand or gravel and chemicals into an oil or natural gas well to break up rock formations — the technique at the heart of fracking.
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"There are no rules in this business," Mr. Ungaro told The Chronicle after a show that, a quarter-century into the life of his fashion house, still included surprising mixtures, like an aqua jacket with a taupe pleated skirt and mauve satin blouse.
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Anecdotal evidence suggests that prospects for Christians returning look somewhat brighter in localities that were recaptured from IS by Kurdish forces and much less good in settlements where IS was driven out by the Iraqi army in co-operation with often-chaotic mixtures of militias.
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In a paper recently published in the journal Analytical Chemistry, University at Albany forensic chemist Jan Halámek and his team analyzed 25 real samples of sweat taken from volunteers, and 50 fake sweat samples (which are basically artificial mixtures of the chemicals in sweat).
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Ground beef safety In general, don't eat raw or undercooked ground beef, the CDC advises, suggesting that all hamburgers and meatloaf or other beef mixtures be heated to an internal temperature of 160 degrees Fahrenheit, which should be checked by using a food thermometer.
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I've tested other in-ear headphones whose casing is made out of steel, as with the RHA T20i, a fancy zinc alloy, as in the Pinnacle P1, or quirky mixtures of titanium and aluminum, and none of them feel any more sturdy or durable than these Shures.
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Playing with blends and mixtures of molecules powered by Professor Vercauteren's original science, Sinclair and his team found a mix of molecules that, quite literally, made the HAS2 gene tell the body to make more hyaluronic acid, something genes don't want to do under normal circumstance.
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There are a lot of products beyond just Juicero that want to target this higher-income bracket with smarter or slicker devices that might require some precise measurements and mixtures in the same way that the Keurig originally tried to simplify brewing a single cup of coffee.
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In 2012, researchers used Rattazzi and Rychkov's trick to home in on the values of the critical exponents of the 3-D Ising model, a notoriously complex CFT that is in the same universality class as real magnets, water, liquid mixtures and many other materials at their critical points.
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Surprisingly, the body inside the clothes also stayed much the same, despite serial abuse from chain-smoking, a bottle of Jack Daniel's every day (no health-food shit for him!) and handfuls of acid crammed down like dolly mixtures when, for a while, he was roadie for Jimi Hendrix.
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A mystic who thought trees spoke to him, and a materialist prone to unorthodox mixtures of media on canvas, panel and paper, he was a leader of the Barbizon school, yet his name is far less familiar than those of Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot or Jean-François Millet.
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"It is expected that more complex mixtures or exposure at higher doses will have more adverse effects on isolated cells in the laboratory," said Dr. Konstantinos Farsalinos, a researcher at the University of Patras-Greece and the National School of Public Health-Greece who wasn't involved in the study.
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Are not the fine mixtures of red and white, the expressions of every passion by greater or less suffusions of colour in the one, preferable to that eternal monotony, which reigns in the countenances, that immovable veil of black which covers all the emotions of the other race?
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The cafeteria was a place of foul odors, gelatinous spills, horrific mixtures of chocolate pudding, fruit cocktail and ketchup consumed on dares, and I found myself fasting from breakfast, at about 6 in the morning, until 3:35, when I walked home through the woods from the bus stop.
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Given the adversarial nature of the legal system, and the possibility that some might attempt to misuse this article in legal arguments, we wish to emphasize that variation observed in DNA mixture interpretation cannot support any broad claims about "poor performance" across all laboratories involving all DNA mixtures examined in the past.
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The allegations themselves were mutable and unfounded: that the Obama administration had spied on the Trump campaign, that Ukrainian officials had actually carried out the DNC cyberattacks and falsely blamed Russia for it, that the Ukrainian government tried to illicitly subvert Trump's presidential bid, and other mixtures of half-truths and outright lies.
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Add your dry and wet mixtures to your batter in alternating batches, that is to say, add in ⅓ of your flour, mix to combine, add in ½ of your cider and milk mixture, mix to combine, add in another ⅓ of flour, then the rest of your milk and cider, then the rest of your flour.
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The stuff with outer space and working in the cloud tank where we were making all these crazy mixtures and we have hundreds of hours of dye and inks splashing around in super slow motion in these tanks: You really never know what you're going to get when you start mixing up these crazy potions.
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Erin E. Murphy, a professor at New York University School of Law, who has written critically of the use of DNA in forensics, said studies had demonstrated that samples extracted from DNA mixtures of three or more people, like the one that investigators said yielded a match to Mr. Gills's DNA, were more likely to contain errors.
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Blended health care models -- that is, mixtures of public and private payer options -- have a track record of success around the world, which is why strengthening of Obamacare and a fill-in-the-gaps plan is likely to be the most realistic, methodical and cost-effective way of improving upon a system in dire need of reform.
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Marden, eighty years old, has been an art-world luminary since the mid-nineteen-sixties, when he emerged from the Yale School of Art with a style at once rigorous and seductive, adapting painting to the anti-pictorial aesthetics of Minimalism in monochrome canvases, tenderly surfaced with mixtures of oils and wax in hauntingly subtle colors.
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